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Participants are invited to share knowledge and experience on changes in marine functional connectivity under anthropogenic pressures, including the ubiquitous effects of global warming (e.g. increases in water temperature and extreme weather events, changes in oceanic circulation) and human activities modifying marine habitats and ecosystems (e.g. fishing, offshore wind farms, shipping, aquaculture). Emphasis will be placed on describing the effects on connectivity of a wide range of human activities at different scales, pinpointing cumulative impacts where possible, and showcasing adaptive management strategies.
- marine and aquatic research | aquaculture | aquatic ecosystem | ocean
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- Portugal
Practical information
- Where
- SesimbraPortugal
- When
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- Languages
- English
- Organiser
- COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technolog​y) Action SEA-UNICORN and the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES)
- Website
- ICES